Optify

A gem providing Ruby bindings for the Optify API.

NOTE: Optify has shut down, so no further development will be completed on this library.

Optify calls itself "inbound marketing software", which includes tools for:

• SEO/SEM
• Social media campaigns
• Email marketing
• Sales enablement
• Visitor tracking and analytics
• Salesforce integration

See more at optify.net

When it's turned into a gem, you can install it with:

gem install optify

If you're using Bundler, add it to your Gemfile:

gem 'optify'

• all_sites - get all site information
• site - get information on a specific site based on its id
• all_visitors - get all visitor information for a specific site
• visitor - get visitor information for a specific visitor on a specific site

You must have a token to access the Optify API, so first initialize a new instance of the Optify class to get started.

@optify = Optify.new('token')

Now you can run your queries and parse the output.

@optify.all_sites    #=> array of all sites

@optify.site(123455) #=> details for site with id 123455

@optify.all_visitors(123455, { :start_date => '2012-10-04', :end_date => '2012-10-14' })
  #=> visitor data for specific site between those days. An example of how to use the options hash.

If you have a large data request (say a site with millions of visits per month), take a look at Optify's 'Best Practices' document.

• http://help.optify.net/entries/21771626-api-large-volume-best-practices

• http://help.optify.net/entries/20270158-introduction-to-optify-s-api
• http://help.optify.net/forums/20157637-api